Vessagiri, or more commonly in Sinhalese Vessagiriya, is the traditional name of a forest-bound cluster of rocks in Anurādhapura. The site features three hummock-boulders of gneiss rock in a line from north to south (Rock A, Rock B and Rock C). The hummocks are surrounded by the ruins of a monastery, which had its cells in the caves of Rocks B and C (twenty-three caves in total). Some of the caves are inscribed with dedications to the Buddhist priesthood, plus there are a number of other rock inscriptions at the site.
[line 1] Damarakita-tera(śa)
[line 2] Agata-anagata-catudiśa-[sa]gaśa
[line 3] Aṇikaṭa-Śoṇa-pitaha bariya [u]paśika-Ti(śa)ya leṇe
[line 1] Damarakita-tera(śa)
[line 2] Agata-anagata-catudiśa-[sa]gaśa
[line 3] Aṇikaṭa-Śoṇa-pitaha bariya [u]paśika-Ti(śa)ya leṇe